About Allan P Sloan
Allan P Sloan III trained in liberal arts and law in the same year that marked the end of a decade and the start of his legal career. He earned his B.A. from Sewanee in 1990 and received his J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1990. Those two diplomas laid the groundwork for a courtroom career that spans jurisdictions and complex civil cases.
He is licensed to practice in both Florida and South Carolina. Early career steps are not publicly detailed here, but his memberships and board roles point to a long involvement in trial work. Over time Sloan became part of organizations that gather trial attorneys who handle serious, high-stakes matters.
Sloan is a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He also belongs to the American Board of Trial Advocates. Those memberships signal sustained trial experience and participation in professional trial communities. In the specialized area of commercial vehicle and catastrophic collision cases, he serves on the Board of Regents for the Academy of Truck Accident Lawyers, a role that places him among peers who concentrate on truck-related litigation and safety issues.
His approach to cases is informed by trial practice. Members of the groups he belongs to typically prepare cases for courtroom resolution as well as negotiation, and Sloan’s associations reflect that balance. The American Board of Trial Advocates is known for emphasizing courtroom skill and civility among litigators, and the Academy focuses on the technical and regulatory aspects of truck crash claims. Sloan’s involvement in these organizations indicates regular engagement with both legal strategy and the technical facts that underlie serious personal injury and commercial vehicle matters.
Sloan practices at Pierce, Sloan, Kennedy & Early LLC. The firm affiliation suggests a collaborative setting where multiple trial lawyers work together on litigation. At the firm he joins colleagues in preparing lawsuits, managing discovery, and trying cases when settlement is not available. He also maintains professional ties across state lines, handling matters that fall under the law of Florida and South Carolina.
Outside of those organizational memberships, public biographical details included here do not list bar numbers or specific admission years. His career profile is shaped by courtroom participation, membership in trial-focused groups, and a role on the Academy of Truck Accident Lawyers’ Board of Regents. He currently practices at Pierce, Sloan, Kennedy & Early LLC, concentrating on litigation that often involves serious injuries and complex truck-accident issues.
